Delaware Code § 29-7426

Capital appreciation bonds and discount bonds; sale by State
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A maximum of 20 percent of the bonds authorized by each Bond and Capital Improvements Act of the State may be sold by the State
directly to retail purchasers or to financial intermediaries, or to an underwriter who agrees to use its best efforts to sell such bonds to retail
purchasers or to any intermediaries, such bonds to be herein referred to as "retail bonds." The Secretary of Finance, the State Treasurer, the
Director of the Office of Management and Budget and the Controller General are hereby authorized to determine the terms and conditions
of the retail bonds, and the manner, whether at public or private negotiated sale, by which they shall be awarded to the purchasers thereof,
notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in this chapter; provided, that the requirements of § 7422 of this title must be observed.

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